Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23

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HKw YoRK. April 22.-Ths gentleman
who left the four bricks Of copper at
the assay Office on Wednesday, dis,
covered his mistake yesterday. He bad
taken them as security for 5000 from
agents fer q Western mining company,
and the bricks as being the produee Of
some new mines, the whereabouts OF
which they could not Disclose til lie
value hsd been more definitely ascer.
tanned. The victim, whose name is not
given. Ia well known in mining circles.
a search 10 being made for the would
be miners.
TeFror to Raid Kaobdem.
OZARK (Mo.), April 22-The Grand
Jury yesterday indicted all OF the Bald
Knobbers now under arrest. eleven IN
number, for the murder Of George Ia.
dens. Frank Bean. Who recently plead
cd guilty. turning States evidence, vas
sentenced 10 ten years In the peniten-
tiary. II is reported that Judge Hub
bard's Instructions 10 the Grand Jury
have spread terror throughout the Bald
Knobbers' sectien about Chadwick, and
that q general exodus Of the 1nmasked
brotherhood will take place soon. Joe
Inman has made out list Of members
of the Bald Knob Order Of Ohristian
county, and he implicates preachers,
merchants, doctors. Justices OF the
Peace and many wealthy and inine1-
tial citizens. Inman and Graves agree
| With Walker in estimating the number
| in Christian county at SOC, and give the
names Of prominent men who accompa-
MED them In criminal raids behind
black masks.
Parlnc Railroad Commission.
WAsHIEeToH, April 22.-Representa-
tive Springer today appeared before the
| Pacifio Railroad Commission and gave
| an account sf the legislation on the sub-
| jeet that vas pending In Congress at the
expiration of the last session, explain
inc several bills that were introduced,
and reviewing the debate that took
place IN the two houses. Messrs. Patti
son 4 Anderson and Secretary Young
left for New York this afternoon. They |
will meet in that city on Tuesday MORN |
ing for the purpose Of taking testi- |
mony, and after q stay OF about two |
weeks will RotO Boston.
oar Trade DellaFM
WASHINGTON, April o. - The total |
amount Of trade dollars redeemed 10 /
date is g.. PAS, 900. which amount will be |
increased $400, 900 by she recent imports
at San Francisco from China.
Interstate Commerce.
WASHINGTON. April 22.-Representa-
tives Of O number Of New Enaland rail /
roads addressed the Interstate Com
merce Commission today and presented
the fourth section of the Law on account /
Of the water ronts composition Rep i
reeentatives of the tFanscontinental
transportation interests were also heard
on the same petitions presented yester-
day. The Commission devoted the af-
ternoon session 10 q conference with
closed doors.
EmbexzIer Sentenced.
NEW YoRx, April 22.-Frank n. Scott,
the bookkeeper of Webster q c., who
smbeZzled so, ,S45, received sentence
of six years to day.
Apaehea Ordered Removed.
ST. AUGUSTINE (Fls.). April 22.-The
War Department has ordered the 70
msval to Mount Vernon. Ala. Of the
Apaches csnhned at Fort Marion, 81.
Augustine.
WIfe-MurdereF Identiaed.
GLoHx (Ar.), April 22.-The man ar
rested hers as Wm. Springer Cotton,
the vife-muFdereF, has been identified
as the right person.
silver In Texas.
SAN ANTONIO Tex, April y Col.
NJ. o. Green, a prominent lawyer Of
this city, has Just resumed from Ban
deria, the county seat Of Banderia
county, and reports the discovery OF /
vein OF silver ore near that place, Which /
IL two feet vide and Rrows wider a. II |
goes dovn. The discovery has produced |
considerable excitement.
Catholic Bels launched.
NFw YoRK, April 22.-The Mall and |
| Frprea says: "Areh Bishsp OoFrigan
has launched another bolt at the friends |
| and supporters of DIR. McGlynn." The
/ Catholic Herald has been staunch sup
porter of DIR. McGiynn, and has d.
/ rected some fierce assaults upon the
| Arch Bishop and Manager Preston.
Nov the Arch Bishop has struck back.
He has addressed letter 10 the editor
Of the Herald, In which be calls atfen-
ton TO the fact that ~ the Herald a.
zuunes to be q Catholic paper, it must
obey the injunction which the third
ulenary council placed 0n all Catholic
writer's te refrain from attacking pub
lically the manner In which any
Bishop rules his diocese. He con-
cludes his letter IN the following siRniG-
cant elanas: For some time PAST
the utteranoss Of the Catholic Herald
have been shockingly scandalous. As
this pager is published in my diocese. I
heFeby yarn you that II you oontipus
in this course Of conduct Il will be at
your peril. II this warning ia not
obeyed, the journal in question vill be
publicly denounced from every Catholic
pulpit In this city" AZ this is the ara
time IN many years that any American
Catholic journal has been condemned,
this case will cause vide comment.
| Addresses the Qaeea.
sAx FRAscIsoo. April p. Mayor
Pond, accompanied By other city on
cisls and CsmmOd0re Belknap Of Mare
Island, visited Queen KapiolAni and
Princess Liliuskan at the Palace Hotel
today. Mayor Pond. after presentation
to the Qlsen. made an address Of vel
come snd extsnded the freedom OF the
city 10 Her Majesty.
news Nsses FFo@ Alaska
PoHT townsend, April p - The
steamer Ancon arrived this afternoon
from ALASKA bringing the follsvinR
items;
JuxKau. Avril IA sale Of Douglas
Island mining property vas oonsum-
mated Yesterday 81 consideration Of
10000
The hrsi party for the Yukon soantFy
crossed over the range on sbe 30 inst
More than one hundred have crossed
over up 20 this date. and others gill
, staFt shortly from Juneau
A sale Of BsrneF Bay mining property
sas closed on TIRE lss instsnt 81 . con
] sidassti0n Of f30D0. II was raFehased
? By a Boston eompauy from Msaara- J.
, @. Held, A. T. Ellis and Jaa Smith. the
old tims Alasksn boys. Oas tb0nsaad
dollars was paid d5Wn. Tne weather 10
very plsasant and uaFm-
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